Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 09:18:41 +0800
From: "Lv Liangying" <Lvly@nanjing-fnst.com>
Subject: [users:00005] A small  bug on route.rmt
To: <users@tahi.org>
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Hello, all

I found a small bug on route.rmt. The version of v6eval is 2.3.1

I am using TAHI to test Linux IPv6, when I test pmtu#1, I encountered a problem. TN need to add route in NUT.it will call route.rmt, In which it defines the route command:

v6eval/bin/remotes/linux-v6/route.rmt

if ($rOpt_addrfamily eq "inet6") {
    if ($rOpt_prefix eq "default") {
 rCommand("$ROUTECMD ".
   "-A $rOpt_addrfamily ".
   "$NUT_cmd ".
   ":: ".
   "gw $rOpt_gateway ".
   "dev $rOpt_if",
   $rOpt_timeout) || goto error;
    } 

It says if our family equal "inet6" and prefix equal "default", then when use route add command then it will change to "::", isn't it?
But I think it shall change to "::/0", which means default route. 
What's your opinion?


BTW: why do you change it to "::" or "::/0"? Doesn't it just mean default?

Thank you in advance!!

B.R. Lv Liangying